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1 Reports of Cases Decreed in the High Court of Chancery, during the Time of Sir Heneage Finch, Afterwards Earl of Nottingham, Was Lord Chancellor 1725

handle is hein.beal/finch0001 and id is 1 raw text is: REPOR TS OF C AsES Decreed in, the 39tgl) (ourt of Chbancery, During the Time Sir Heneage Finch, Afterward's Earl of Nottingham, was Lord Chancellor. In many of which Decrees he was affifled by fome of the Judges of the CommoN LAW. All which Cafes are truly ftated upon the Pleadings, and the Arguments on each Side clearly reported; together with the Opinions of thofe Judges, who fate as Affiflants to the Chan- cellor before he pronounced his Decr~s. To which are added marginal Notes, lhewing where thofe Decrees are founded on the Civil Law, and agree therewith. None of thefe Cafes ever printed before, and all of them carefully collegled by a Gentleman who attended the faid Court, and was himfelf of Counfel in; the faid Cafes. With proper Tables; one of the Names of the Cafes, the other of the principal Matters therein contained. In the SAVOT: Printed by E. and R. NUTT, and R. GOSLING, (Affigns of F.Sayer, Efq;) for JR. Ootling at the Middle Temple Gate 5 M. 9)ears at the Lamb without 'Temple Bar, and 1. 1)001te at the Flower de Luce over againft St. Dunfaa's Church in Fleet-Street. MDCCXXV.